Eazy Time

⏳ Getting Started

Just for quick explanation please check the examples:

const one_sec = 1000;
const one_min = one_sec * 60;
const one_hour = one_min * 60;
const one_day_v1 = one_hour * 24;

//OR
const one_day_v2 = 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24;

//OR 🥳
const one_day_v3 = EazyTime.OneDay;

//OR 🥳
const one_day_v4 = EazyTime.Day(1);

So, eazy-time is a more simplified way to get the "time".

⬇️ Install

npm install eazy-time --save

⏰ Usage

Importing package

import EazyTime from "eazy-time";

Now, you can get static field and functions for timestamp generator.

Ms

Generator

const ms = EazyTime.Ms(120);

Static Fields Table

Property	Value	Test
OneMs	1	🧪
TwoMs	2	🧪
ThreeMs	3	🧪
FourMs	4	🧪
FiveMs	5	🧪
SixMs	6	🧪
SevenMs	7	🧪
EightMs	8	🧪
NineMs	9	🧪
TenMs	10	🧪

Sec

Generator

const sec = EazyTime.Sec(45);

Static Fields Table

Property	Value	Test
OneSec	1000	🧪
TwoSec	2000	🧪
ThreeSec	3000	🧪
FourSec	4000	🧪
FiveSec	5000	🧪
SixSec	6000	🧪
SevenSec	7000	🧪
EightSec	8000	🧪
NineSec	9000	🧪
TenSec	10000	🧪

Min

Generator

const min = EazyTime.Min(90);

Static Fields Table

Property	Value	Test
OneMin	60000	🧪
TwoMin	120000	🧪
ThreeMin	180000	🧪
FourMin	240000	🧪
FiveMin	300000	🧪
SixMin	360000	🧪
SevenMin	420000	🧪
EightMin	480000	🧪
NineMin	540000	🧪
TenMin	600000	🧪

Hour

Generator

const hour = EazyTime.Hour(36);

Static Fields Table

Property	Value	Test
OneHour	3600000	🧪
TwoHour	7200000	🧪
ThreeHour	10800000	🧪
FourHour	14400000	🧪
FiveHour	18000000	🧪
SixHour	21600000	🧪
SevenHour	25200000	🧪
EightHour	28800000	🧪
NineHour	32400000	🧪
TenHour	36000000	🧪

Day

Generator

const day = EazyTime.Day(9);

Static Fields Table

Property	Value	Test
OneDay	86400000	🧪
TwoDay	172800000	🧪
ThreeDay	259200000	🧪
FourDay	345600000	🧪
FiveDay	432000000	🧪
SixDay	518400000	🧪
SevenDay	604800000	🧪
EightDay	691200000	🧪
NineDay	777600000	🧪
TenDay	864000000	🧪

Todo

Task	Status
Write test cases for MS	✅
Write test cases for Sec	✅
Write test cases for Min	✅
Create "Contribute" file	⏱️
Add license	✅